Field Process Engineer (m / w / d) - Forschung, IT
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Wiesbaden
EUR 80.000 - 100.000
Jobbeschreibung
Your Key Responsibilities would be:
Carry out process acceptance and support visits as required within the EMEA.
Demonstrate process performance of tools installed at customer sites to pass customer acceptance tests and achieve system acceptance. This will involve foreign travel.
Carry out remote process work for tool acceptances and issue support, including acting as main customer contact for these acceptances.
Actively follow up all acceptances with customers to obtain signatures of acceptance. Timely forwarding of these forms to Resource Controller, helpdesk, and finance as required.
Develop an excellent working knowledge of the technology to facilitate fault-finding and root cause analysis on processing results or equipment performance to deliver optimized process and hardware performance.
Carry out customer training both at OIPT and at customer sites.
Liaise with the process department and development teams to gain a working knowledge of new processing requirements for new market technologies.
Liaise with the Sales Team to provide useful background information.
You would be an ideal match if you have:
Masters level minimum in physics, chemistry, or a closely related field.
Significant experience in the semiconductor industry or relevant experience in an academic institution.
Thin film measuring skills (e.g., SEMs).
Etch experience is essential.
Self-starting, diligent, and enthusiastic. A professional approach to working independently and managing your own time.
Highly innovative with good lateral thinking skills for identifying opportunities for technology development applications.
Focused on excellent customer service.
Good diagnostic skills and problem-solving abilities. A positive and enthusiastic attitude towards technical challenges, with flexibility to adapt to changes in specifications or priorities.
Excellent written and oral communication skills in English. Able to articulate, present, and report on technical or complex issues clearly and succinctly.